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	Rabah - M.RABAH (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Rabah Amir's present research deals with theoretical and applied aspects of oligopoly behavior, innovation and market structure, the theory and application
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		Rabah al-Qawasme, age33, resident of the a-Sheikh neighborhood, Hebron Rabah Hijazi 'Abd al-Qader al-Qawasme, age 33, is married and the father of two.
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	HISTORICAL FIGURES: Krim Belkacem (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		After the arrest of 14 nationalists (he would have been the 15th), Krim organized a strike in front of the office of the local government.
		Nine heads were appointed, thereafter to be known as "the Nine historical (chiefs)": Hocine Ait Ahmed, Rabah Bitat, Ahmed Ben Bella, Mustapha Ben Boulaid, L'arbi Ben M'hidi, Mohamed Boudiaf, Didouche Mourad, Mohamed Kheider, and Krim Belkacem.
		Krim, being the only one who founded an operational maquis and one of the "interiors" ("interiors" designates the leaders that actually fought the revolution from within the country), would have appeared to become the most noted of the personalities, but this was not to be the case.
	www.amazighworld.org /history/personalities/krim_belkacem.php (900 words)

	TIME.com: Boumedienne's Mixed Legacy -- Jan. 8, 1979 -- Page 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		For the moment, the mantle of interim President fell to President of the National Assembly Rabah Bitat, 53, a member of the eight-man Council of the Revolution and one of the firebrands who played a pivotal role in ousting the French in 1962.
		The constitution limits Bitat to a 45-day term of office, during which the F.L.N. is supposed to choose a candidate and present him to the people for election.
		Still, Western experts were focusing on several possible contenders, and Bitat was not among them.
	www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,919949,00.html (591 words)

	The North Africa Journal
		Few weeks before the local elections (May 28) and opposition parties are more than ever anticipating a defeat similar to that of previous races.
		Rabah Bitat, one of the six men credited for coordinating the start of the Algerian war of independence died of a heart attack last week in Paris.
		The draft budget for June-December 2000 proposes a 44.5% increase in public investment to Dh13.2 billion, in addition to Dh13.6 billion in investments by State-owned enterprises, Dh6.8 billion by the Hassan II Development Fund, Dh3 billion by local authorities, and Dh1.7 billion from special Treasury accounts.
	www.northafricajournal.com /81.htm (346 words)

	Serge Berthier CV (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		After graduating from Paris V University in 1973 (Master of Laws and DESS of Economics), he began his career as a civil administrator in the Ministry of Transport in Algeria, before being appointed Head of Research and Transport Studies (1974).
		In 1975, the Algerian government offered him a contract to be the private economic advisor to the State Minister of Transport, Rabah Bitat.
		After the first election held to replace the Revolutionary Council, Rabah Bitat, then nº2 of the country asked him to join his new administration, but he declined and left Algiers at the end of 1978.
	www.asian-affairs.com /biographies/sergeberthiercv.html (413 words)

	Rabah - Find The Best Rabah Resources Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The Khalil Sakakini center foundation is a non-governmental, non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of arts and culture in Palestine.
		Rabah Madjer played for the Algerian national team for 14 years, from 1978 to 1992, and was present at the 1982 and 1986 World Cup finals.
		Rabah Bitat (December 19, 1925 - April 9/10, 2000) was the acting President
	baodingshi.com /bons/rabah.html (203 words)

	Algerian War, 1954 - 1962 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Sometimes later Didouche took place of Bitat (and vice versa), until the later was arrested in Algiers, in March 1955.
		Nevertheless, their initial ground operations were at least sufficiently successful: by February 1955 Didouche was dead, Boulaid and Bitat were imprisoned and the whole guerrilla network in ruin.
		This happened in the course of a days-long operation, in which Azedine’s group was first ambushed by Paras of 3 RPC, lead by Lt.Col. Bigeard, near Beni Misra, and then pursued and attacked by T-6s as the guerrilla attempted to escape.
	www.acig.org /artman/publish/article_354.shtml (14138 words)

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		He joined the French army in 1937, where he server with distinction in World war II, and later on awarded the Croix de Guerre and the Médaille Militaire.
		In 1954 he joined other revolutionaries to form the FLN, and with 8 other leaders (Krim Belkacem, Hocine Aït Ahmed, Mohammed Khider, Mostefa Ben Boulaïd, Larbi Ben Mhidi, Rabah Bitat, Mohammed Boudiaf and Didouche Mourad) decided for the armed struggle against the French.
		His capture and imprisonment from 1956 to 1962 kept him out of the most active phase of the war for independence.
	hjem.get2net.dk /algerweb/appendix.htm (921 words)

	Now They are Seven: Algeria’s Candidates, Part Two, The Estimate, March 26, 1999
		On October 22, 1956, these three plus Mohamed Boudiaf and Moustapha Lacheraf were flying from Rabat, Morocco to Tunis when a French Air Force aircraft forced them to land at Oran.
		They and Rabah Bitat were imprisoned in France for the remainder of the war of independence, adding to their stature if not their domestic influence.
		Although initially subject to harsh conditions, as the French began peace negotiations, the imprisoned leaders became key interlocutors.
	www.theestimate.com /public/032699.html (2459 words)

	Algerian War Reading
		That "rebellion" was conducted internally by six men: Larbi Ben M'Hidi, Didouche Mourad, Rabah Bitat, Krim Belkacem, Mohammed Boudiaf, and Mostefa Ben Boulald.
		On January 15, 1955, Didouche Mourad, leader of Constantinois, died in battle; on February 11, Mostefa Ben Boulald, leader of the Aures, was arrested; on March 16, Rabah Bitat, who had organized the urban guerrilla war in Algiers, was also arrested.
		Under these conditions of very active repression (between November 1954 and April 1955), efforts at reconciliation took place between "activists" (the members of the MTLD who had perpetrated the events of November 1, 1954), "centralists" (the majority of the former members of the central committee of the MTLD), and "Messalists" (the followers of Messali Hadj).
	www.usfca.edu /fac_staff/webberm/algeria.htm (19414 words)

	Eqbal Ahmad - Articles
		He had covered for the New York Times the Algerian war during all its seven and a half years.
		He was in the airplane with four of the FLN's 'historic chiefs' Ben Bella, Boudiaf, Ait Ahmed, and Rabah Bitat when it was hijacked by the French Air Force in mid-air between Morocco and Tunisia.
		A veteran war correspondent, Tom reported on Algeria fearlessly and with great moral courage.
	www.bitsonline.net /eqbal/articles_by_eqbal_view.asp?id=66&cid=9 (1584 words)

	TheAlgerianWarOfIndependence in SocialThoughtWiki
		This organization, later to become the FLN, prepared for military action.
		The leading members of the CRUA became the so-called chefs historiques ("historical leaders") of the Algerian War of Independence: Hocine Aït-Ahmed, Larbi Ben M'Hidi, Moustapha Ben Boulaid, Mohamed Boudiaf, Mourad Didouche, Belkacem Krim, Mohamed Khider, Rabah Bitat, and Ahmed Ben Bella.
		They organized and led several hundred men in the first armed confrontations.
	www.sscnet.ucla.edu /classes/cluster21/wiki/index.pl?TheAlgerianWarOfIndependence (1627 words)

	Algeria - HISTORY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The ALN commanders and the GPRA struggled for power, including an unsuccessful attempt to dismiss Colonel Houari Boumediene, chief of staff of the ALN in Morocco.
		Boumediene formed an alliance with Ben Bella, who together with Khider and Bitat, announced the formation of the Political Bureau (Bureau Politique) as a rival government to the GPRA, which had installed itself in Algiers as the Provisional Executive.
		Boumediene's forces entered Algiers in September, where he was joined by Ben Bella, who quickly consolidated his power.
	www.mongabay.com /reference/country_studies/algeria/HISTORY.html (18149 words)

	Algerian War, 1954 - 1962 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		FLN was created by nine Moslem nationalists, Hocine Ait Ahmed, Ahmed Ben Bella (former Sous-Officer of the French Army, who fought at Monte Cassino, in Italy), Mostafa Ben Boulaid, Larbi Ben M’hidi, Rabah Bitat, Mohamed Boudiaf, Mourad Didouche, Mohamed Khider, and Belkacem Krim.
		- in central Algeria, Commander Rabah Bitat’s forces of 150 launched seven attacks, killing 12 French and robbing 25 million French Francs;
		In November 1958 the deputy military chief of Wilaya 4 and one of most respected ALN's commanders, Si Azedine (his real name was Zerrari Rabah), had been captured (Azedine's real name was Zerrari Rabah; he survived captivity and is today working for the Ministry of Mujaheddin).
	www.acig.org /artman/publish/printer_354.shtml (14130 words)

	April 2000
		In a second vote on April 26 Bajuk gets only 43 votes.
		Algeria: Former interim president (1978-79) Rabah Bitat dies.
		Georgia: In presidential elections, incumbent Eduard Shevardnadze wins 80.5% of the vote and Dzhumber Patiashvili 16.6%.
	rulers.org /2000-04.html (638 words)

	Paradox Interactive Forums - Ministers
		HOG: 23 Jul 1954 - 18 Dec 1981 Mehmet Shehu (Chairmen of the Council of Ministers)
		HOS: 27 Dec 1978 - 9 Feb 1979 Rabah Bitat (interim) (President)
		HOG: There was none on the 1st Jan. of 1979.
	www.europa-universalis.com /forum/showthread.php?t=197645 (1232 words)

	Bitat, Rabah - Former President of Algeria (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
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